Here's a pretty big update. I still haven't fixed the majority of the model loading problems, and there's still some bugs, but I just want to release something :) Improvements: Texture viewer and editor Option to show / hide specific models Performance improvements Quality improvements All TPL files...

DOWNLOAD CURRENT VERSION (r2) download old version (r1) First you need to unpack the files you want to view with the F-Zero GX Unpacker and Packer (LZ and ARC) When you launch the program, it'll ask you for a GMA file, then a TPL file. Just select a pair of those and you'll see the model (unless it...

Well I have some good news. I figured out how are materials stored and I have been able to export fully texturized models :eek: There are still some problems to solve (vertex normals, texture extraction, some unknown fields in the models that I'd like to figure out), but it's pretty good until now. ...

Here's a command line tool that will take a F-Zero GX directory and unpack all LZ and ARC files, or take an unpacked directory and pack it again. USAGE: Easy if you know how to use the command line. ./gxpand unpack input output OR ./gxpand pack input output input and output SHOULD be directories, an...

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Rahly wrote:I have already built something similar, instead of it actually being a language i built it more as a description. To describe the format.

Can you show/explain us how it is? I'm having some problems with some areas, specially about how to manage file offsets and synchronize array lengths.

If you need the hex. value for those characters, then we can't probably can't help you if you just post the source of a program which doesn't handle those characters. If those characters are displayed in the game, then just look what is the hex. value in an original file. You can also try to guess h...

For some time, I've been thinking about creating a language to describe binary formats and automatically generate code to read, write and calculate its size in some popular programming language. I've noticed that when I implement some binary format, I spend most of the time creating duplicate and du...

Can you explain more that you're trying to do? Where did you get those hex. codes from? If you're trying to make some text editor or something similar for a game, then you might want to check the original game texts if the game uses those characters, OR just try to guess the character code (you can ...

Hm, still not quite right: Extract the supertree0.tre and look at the first few files - they are still split in the middle. Sorry to bother you... I don't see any splitted file. Check if you're using the latest version of the script, and if it doesn't work, tell me the exact container & file no...

struct DLGFile { uint32_t unk1; uint32_t unk2; // Number of sections? uint32_t unk3; DLGSection[] sections; } struct DLGSection { char type[4]; // "TXTD" for string sections, "DNEC" for the last section; if type == "TXTD" { uint unk; // ID? ushort textNameLen; char[tex...

Double-post.

Do # File entry GetDString NAME 0x14 If NAME == "" Break EndIf GetDString EXTENSION 0x08 Get OFFSET long Get SIZE long Get UNK1 long Get UNK2 long # Extract Set FULLNAME NAME String FULLNAME += "." String FULLNAME += EXTENSION Log FULLNAME OFFSET SIZE While 1 == 1

Fixed: # Header Get NUM_FILES long For I = 0 < NUM_FILES # File info Get OFFSET long Get SIZE long Get UNK long Get UNK long # Extract file Log I OFFSET SIZE Next I By the way, many of the extracted files are also like TRE files, so you can extract them with the same script! There are also some WAVs.